John Trapp on Jeremiah 37:20
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Jeremiah37:20
Ver. 20. Therefore hear now I pray thee, O my Lord the King] As ſtout as he was and impartial in delivering Gods meſſage, in ſupplicating for himſelf he is very ſubmiſſe, and humble to his Sovereign, not daring to ſpeak evil of dignities, though he had wrongfully ſuffered much from them.
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